Morning journal and courier., 1887-09-27
PERSONAL JOTTENGS.
About New Haven People and Other
 People.

About New Haven People ana other People.
 Horace Wilcox, of Portland, expects to harvest 1000 barrels of apples.
 George W. Harris of the Middletown Saw ings bank continues dangerously i'll. Rev. I. M. Foster lectures at St. John street NJ. E. church on Wednesday evening.
 Emil Peters, of this city, has been ap- society of Bridgeport.
 Rev. Dr. George E. Reed of Trinity M. E. church, this city, will lecture at Henry hall in Rockville tomorrow evening. Mrs. Minott A. Osborn left New York yes- terday for San Francisco, where she will spend the winter with her daughter, Mrs. George W. Osborn.
 Rev. P. s. Evans of Grand avenue Baptist church, Fair Haven, was announced to lec- ture last evening in Rockville Baptist church on "Courtship and Marriage"
 Harry Northrop, engraver, of this city has completed very striking crayon portrait of Robert Gibson Fontaine, little son of Cap tain Fontaine of Brooklyn, N. Y. The little boy died some months ago.
 Ralph B. Sawyer, who died in Cromwell
  town clerk and treasurer for many years. For over 200 years his ancestors were land owners in the Connecticut valley. w. P. Trowbridge, jr., son of Prof. W. P. TFowbridge, is now connected with the United States coast survey under Colonel Walter Mcfarland, who used to be stationed here. He is now engaged at Sandy Hook Conductor Alvin Howard of the Sylvan avenue horse railroad left yesterday for his old home ia New Bedford, Mass. He will attend the reunion of his old regiment, the Twenty-third Massachusetts, at Beverly on Wednesday.
 Chief A. O. Hendrick was elected treasurer of the National Fire Chief association at Atlanta, Ga., at the recent convention, which closed Friday night with banquet On Saturday the chief left for Chattanooga, Tenn, on his return trip.
 A. P. Somes, principal of the High school in Danielsonville, will lecture in the Metho- dist Episcopal church at Warehouse Point on Friday evening, September 30, at 7:30 on5 Temperance Physiology" His lecture. is under the auspices of the State board of edu- cation. 3
 Rev. D. J. Clark, of East Haven, delivered the address before a meeting of the Loyal Legion held in the Congregational church in Newington, Sunday evening. There were recitations and songs by the young people. l Rev. and Mrs. Clark return to East Haven tomorrow, Mrs. Nellie A. Deming accompa- nying them.
 Miss Mabel Wyatt, only daughter of Rev. MT. Wyatt of Bristol, late pastor of the St. John street M. E. church here, commences this week the course at the Packer Institute, Brooklyn. The young lady has many friends here. She is with her aunt, Mrs. Irwin Preston, in Brooklyn.
 There are now living in Killingworth sev- en couples who were married in 1887, fifty years ago, in that town: Rev. MT, and Mrs. E. Fl. Parmalee, MT. and Mrs. B. G. D. Hom- ideu, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Nettleton, Mr. L. Chatfeld, MT. and Mrs. William s. Hull, MT. and Mrs. Adin Parmalee. l.. Fsf=y.. ,'-4 s A s12,oOO, ,OOo Citizen Has Insum-
 ciency of the Heart.
 It is reported that one of the best known business men in the United States, like ali millionaires and heavy business men, is reap ing the benefit of the needless overstrain of grasping nature. When man wants the earth earth ss he generally Sa lily! His lis Phys- which is generally known by shortness of breath on exercise and easily excited tremor in the chest. Sudden paralysis of the heart is likely to ensue and the victim suddenly I drops dead. It is trouble very prevalent in this country and is often mistaken for ner- vousness. In some persons it is constitu- | tional.i s' Not long since this man nearly lost | his life fn London after severe exercise. He | came back to the United States and gsve up | business, as medicine did him no good. He l took to drinking Moxie. The nerves of the | heart recovered and hethas been welEand at | his business again nearly year. He will | fhs papers, CTS but says he will build . monu- ment to it. He should talk, too. If Moxie is what it is claimed to be the country should |